The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-25

many naQ Deen there WJuld nave
known; when / turned round from
looking at three policemen saw Dow
sett, Whitney and another man with
Dias under them on the sidewalk;
said to Whitney, "Look here, you are
kamaaina, what are you abusing the
police for p The three police named
N ,ah, Kaua and Kamuela came up
with the horses that had been turned
loose; when these men came | told
them to be quick with their assistance
as these men we're icing Killed and
was the only one helping them; when
other police came asked Dias to
point out the men who assaulted him
and we would arrest them; made up
my mind Creighton and Muller should
be arrested for stampeding the horses
and taking part otherwise ia the dis
turbance; considered if | had not been
there to summon assistance those
policemen would have been killed, as
there we're about fifty people there,
three hacks full of people standing by,
and it seemed very serious disturb
ance; after most Of the people went in
side the yard, officers Holoua and
Waihinalo came along; | looked round
for somebody to arrest, but most of the
crowd had gone inside of the yard;
took mold Of Creighton and passed him
over to Kamuela, then told Kaua t.
arrest Muller, not knowing at that time
that Muller was a consul; am sure
that there we're at least fifty in the
crowd; then came down to Station
with Creighton and Muller, walking a
short distance and tfking hack the
rest of the way; from actions Of these
gentlemen should judge they had been
drinking some, although they were not
intoxicated; did not have to use force
to bring Creighton and Muller to Sta
ton, they came right along.
Cross examined-There were in the
hack with me Creighton, Muller, Holo-
ia, white man unknown to me, and
the driver, six In all; do not know il
the other man was Whitney, the driver
was between us; am positive no other
policemen we're there that / saw
would swear that il any others were
there l would have seen them; did moi
see officer Dole while | was there he may
have come after left; | stayed there
till nearly all the crowd ran into the
: yard, tiIl the disturbance was about
over; had been on my beat all the
evening; when got up to corner oI
Palace Walk first time Robinson wa:
not there, Dias being the only
policeman there; | blew the whistle
1 and kept blowing long time; tool
. hold Of Creighton by the wrist, did no
hold him long, perhaps about minut
till | handed him over to Kamuela
|. who was standing close by; it was no
previous to Dias being down inside tn
gate that / arrested Creighton, hat
only arrested him in my mind befor
that Qaughter); Dias and the boy
|, were talking English, which | copn
> not understand; when | tried to get 4
Dlas to see what the trouble was
= Muller hindered me- 1t was after tn
y crowd were talking to Dias IN Englis
J. that they took hold Of him.
ID. Lokana, swOrn-Lsst Saturdd
l evening / was at the Palace; bot
u heard and saw a disturbance at tn
corner of Hotel and Richards streets
{ first heard policeman's whistle, III.
u made me go over to the corner; jus
u before whistle heard noise, shouting
y mauka Of me, could not tell whethe
q near or far; looked at my watch an
l saw it was hall-past twelve; starte
% home because | was told electric ligt
" would 60 out at one o'clock; hear
II whistle before coming out OF Palac
u yard, came by gate on Richards stree
" and turned up that street in drectIo
y Of crowd that / saw at corner Of Ht
], tel street; walked fast to spot b,
:; tween corner of Mrs. Conveys lot an
&c the gate; saw two policemen comm
along with Mr.. Creighton, they ha
a hold of him; seemed to be good de-
% of excitement among the crowd, and
y, SlOOQ luGIC W oSC WIZ Hhu bSSi NJ"
q ing the trouble, whether it was SON
" Chinaman, native or foreigner;
n policeman asked why ] didn't bel
CT and / answered that was waiting 1
" called to help; saw Dowsett and VIII
"a ney there, but do not recollect Wild
SC mann; Dowsett was noisy and tai
y alive, speaking mostly in English
10 that did not understand him; aft
e Muller had been arrested | saw Do
as sett come behind Dias, who held MI
W. ler and catch him by the shoulder
ne Kamuka told Dias to arrest Dowse
10 while Dias and Dowsett were scufflln
O. | went to the officers help; | was hol
ne ing Creighton after that when polio
"a man came up with horse, ask
III him to take the man and | would no
40 his horse; while holding the hor
40 another policeman rode up and l to-
er his horse too, then he disappeared
al the crowd surrounding Dlas and Do
ne sett; afterward saw Robinson in I
Ter crowd, and a woman standing near I
en- gate; there we're at least fifteen VIII
les men there; at first | saw three polio
JUS men there, all with myself holding II